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What Causes Missed Periods While Being On Nuvaring?

I am on the Nuvaring, and have missed my last 2 periods. I had 2 negative over the counter tests, and a negative blood test after the first missed period. I put a new ring in on Wednesday 11/5, took it out on 11/26 as scheduled, and have not gotten a period yet. I am due to put a new ring in on 12/3.
Fri, 27 Mar 2015
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If you have tested negative for pregnancy on repeated occasions, hormone imbalance should be suspected as the cause for the absence of the periods. You should get a trans-vaginal sonogram to check the status of the pelvic organs and also the endometrium. This may also be combined with a complete hormone profile. Once reported, appropriate management can be planned. Please maintain a healthy weight, regular exercise and a healthy diet. If necessary, you may need hormones to induce a period. Hope this helps.
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What Causes Missed Periods While Being On Nuvaring?

Hi, If you have tested negative for pregnancy on repeated occasions, hormone imbalance should be suspected as the cause for the absence of the periods. You should get a trans-vaginal sonogram to check the status of the pelvic organs and also the endometrium. This may also be combined with a complete hormone profile. Once reported, appropriate management can be planned. Please maintain a healthy weight, regular exercise and a healthy diet. If necessary, you may need hormones to induce a period. Hope this helps.